I wanted to study mechanical engg but may not get it .Then in which should I go for ..civil or production ? What are the differences between mechanical , civil and production . I have heard that all are almost same .By the way what is this "apparel production management " ?

Civil is a conventional engg and is currently booming with good oppurtunities. Either you can get mech at a lower institute or civil at a better institute. What are your ranks?

civil anytime dude.i took civil in CEG anna university, 2 days ago.

But if you want to study mech then consider it as well too.

Yeah I want to study mechanical . You are right  "akshaytalwar2".In fact I too think whats the point studying it in lower institute .So I guess I have to go for civil in the better one  . And I searched through google I found that the mechanical courses like structural and fluid dynamics are also in civil but it has more application in environmental mechanics.Lets see what the expert have to say so that I can know the future prospects and field .

What institutes are you getting?

hii

if u like mech .. thn production will b a good choice .. it is very much like mech only .. u will learn a lot about mech in tat branch , civil is much diff from mech

cheers

production etc is also a good choice before a MBA.